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> (I don't support CISA, but if you asked me which I'd rather get rid of, CISA or Techdirt, I'd have to think about it.) Why? Techdirt often has great coverage
by morninj 11y ago
> (I don't support CISA, but if you asked me which I'd rather get rid of, CISA or Techdirt, I'd have to think about it.)
Why? Techdirt often has great coverage of tech policy issues.
- tptacek 11y agoIt's fantastic if you just want a lurid source that will get your blood boiling while confirming your biases. If you actually want to learn things about public policy, though, Techdirt will harm you. They're in business to generate rageviews, not to inform. Techdirt is like the ZeroHedge of Internet policy news.
- supercanuck 11y agoA lot of tech policy is worthy of getting your blood boiling.
- tptacek 11y agoYes, and Techdirt exploits that to get you to click on their site, even though they're almost always wrong.
- supercanuck 11y agoWell, you are most certaintly entitled to that opinion.